M18CTID
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Because if we were indeed guilty of some of the things that are being alleged then the shortfall in our revenues would've led to us failing UEFA FFP
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Bluewonder
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I've just read quotes attributed to Chris Farnell, sports lawyer, on the BBC Sport Live Reporting feed and even he can't even get the APT issue right, so it's no wonder the media's reporting is frankly awful.
HelloCity
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Regardless of the outcome, I’ll be going to the ground on the morning of the announcement/verdict to be alongside my club.
Prestwich_Blue
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One of the PL rules we're alleged to have breached is that we have to supply accurate accounts (or whatever the wording is) for FFP licensing, which they (the PL) do.I don’t understand how PL can charge us for failing UEFA FFP if CAS cleared us.
What am I missing?
So we could have been found to have breached that rule, even though the revenue or expenses relating to the breach, if included or excluded in our accounts, wouldn't have meant us failing FFP itself.
Resurrection Joe...
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yup...he just hit a snake...back to page 1....the last 6817 pages should sum it up nicely for you
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They all have big beaming smiles. A 'brave face' front, or genuine confidence and calm at the proceedings?
I'm going with the latter.
Resurrection Joe...
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£13.95 for a sandwich....cheers guv, can i get a receipt for £17.50?...
and when did little things likes facts and or truth get in the way at the Mail?Trial?
I thought it was a hearing??
I've just read quotes attributed to Chris Farnell, sports lawyer, on the BBC Sport Live Reporting feed and even he can't even get the APT issue right, so it's no wonder the media's reporting is frankly awful.
Even some our fans don't understand it!
jamesha
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The first picture looks like Norris from Coronation Street!They all have big beaming smiles. A 'brave face' front, or genuine confidence and calm at the proceedings?
I'm going with the latter.
eyalluvitt
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I’d just tell them they checked & signed off on our accounts from 2010 -2018, they verified all our sponsorship deals from 2010-2018. So if anything is found to be wrong they can expect to be held accountable for the position we are in now.Bottom line for all to see (in the courtoom already) - we were cleared in last case and low n' behold NOTHING has changed in this!
Clowns of the highest degree only intent on a smear campaign regardless of outcome. What a waste of money and time for all concerned (sure our lawyers won't be saying that:)
uwe rosler 28
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Is it true that we face 35 charges for falling to cooperate with the investigation?? That would worry me.
Bluewonder
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YesIs it true that we face 35 charges for falling to cooperate with the investigation?? That would worry me.
It was every time we failed to respond to an email request within an hour.
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Elbow beards
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What's all this about Jaber Mohamed paying 30 mill to city on behalf of etisalat? The Independent seem to think it's a big deal.
Regardless of the outcome, I’ll be going to the ground on the morning of the announcement/verdict to be alongside my club.
Singing 'Innocent again ole ole'. Hopefully.
Bluesince1979
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Lets hope hes not weeping into his gin n tonic thenIf you see film of Pannick running round the streets swinging his jacket round his head, I think it's safe to assume things have been going well.